Searching for searchers: Audiences are the new keywords
As we continue to shift towards audience-centric marketing, columnist Christi Olson of Bing notes that we can create more effective remarketing campaigns by asking the right questions about our searchers.
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Trend observation: branded PPC ads getting more expensive
Have you noticed your brand CPCs increasingly lately? It’s not just you. Columnist Thomas Stern shares data which suggest that branded terms have become more expensive since Google’s recent SERP changes.
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In new test for Google text ads, headlines are expanded without sacrificing ad copy
With right side text ads gone, Google is testing a new, longer look for text ads that can display across devices in any ad position.
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Dynamic remarketing: not just for retailers anymore
Think dynamic remarketing is only for retailers? Think again! Columnist Laura Collins explains how non-retailers can set up these campaigns and discusses the success her agency’s clients have seen by utilizing this tactic.
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Five reasons why GTIN should be your new favorite Google Shopping acronym
Global Trade Item Numbers are an often overlooked aspect of Google Shopping ads. Columnist and Googler Matt Lawson explains why you need to take them seriously.
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Better in-store attribution is here
Closing the online-offline attribution app is difficult, but strides have been made in recent years. Columnist Mona Elesseily discusses some of Google’s innovations in this area and how they might be expanded in the future.
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Brand bidding & PPC optimization: effective bidding techniques (part 7 of 8)
How do you deal with a rival trying to steal a SERP spot where your brand belongs? In part 7 of her 8-part series on brand bidding, Lori Weiman shows some examples of companies who are doing it right.
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Bing Shopping Campaigns now out of beta in UK
Rollout marks the first market outside of the US to offer full Bing Shopping campaigns support.
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How to adjust SEO strategy to Google’s new SERP ad layout
Google’s recent changes to their search results pages threw paid search marketers for a loop, but what about organic search practitioners? Columnist Dan Bagby discusses the impact on SEO.
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A script to set recurring monthly budgets in AdWords
Columnist Frederick Vallaeys shares a modified version of Google’s flexible budgets script that allows you to automatically distribute your monthly budget in an intelligent way.
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Google makes AdWords Products tab more useful for Shopping campaigns
In addition to new Products columns, inventory data comes to the Products group tab, and Reports Editor gets Shopping attributes.
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Brand bidding & PPC optimization: enforcement options (Part 6 of 8)
In part 6 of her multi-part series on brand bidding for paid search, columnist Lori Weiman breaks down the legal issues surrounding trademark infringement in paid search ads.
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First-page minimum bids continue to rise in wake of Google desktop SERP changes
Columnist Andy Taylor discusses AdWords bidding trends following Google’s move to eliminate right-rail ads and show four top-of-page ads for some queries.
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From waste to win: watch how a simple change affects AdWords performance
Wasted ad spend can indicate issues with your AdWords account. Fortunately, as Jacob Baadsgaard reminds us, it’s also under your control.
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Google launches its giant mobile search ads for auto makers in the US
Ads for nearby dealers are also now available in mobile search in the US.
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Brand bidding & PPC optimization: Reducing your competition (Part 5 of 8)
In Part 5 of an 8-part series on PPC brand bidding, columnist Lori Weiman shares her tips on how to deal with competitors who are bidding on your brand name.
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Google’s right-side Adpocalypse: What really happened (DATA)
When Google changed its SERP display last month to eliminate ads in the right rail, many search marketers panicked. Now that the change has been live for a while, columnist Larry Kim looks at the data to determine what, if any, damage occurred.
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Bing Ads testing Social Extensions: Link search ads to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr
The new ad extension is in beta in the US.
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